
The Progress Report is more than media—it’s a movement. Founded in Atlanta, we are a premier hip-hop platform dedicated to documenting the culture, amplifying untold stories, and championing the voices that shape the streets and the sound. Through raw interviews, real conversations, and unapologetic content, we bridge the gap between underground talent and mainstream recognition.We don’t chase clout—we create impact. Our mission is to give artists and creatives the space to speak their truth, share their grind, and inspire progression. From breaking new music to covering industry trends, The Progress Report is trusted by artists, respecte...
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<p>Welcome back Classmates! 🎒🔥</p> <p><br></p> <p>We’re kicking off 2026 with our FIRST episode of Lunch Table Talk, and the conversations are REAL!</p> <p><br></p> <p>Hosted by Lalaa Shepard, Boss Britt & DJ eXeL, this episode covers everything trending in hip-hop, pop culture, and the music industry — from viral celebrity moments to serious industry discussions.</p> <p><br></p> <p>🎤 Topics we break down:</p> <p><br></p> <p>• Cardi B responds to Celina Powell</p> <p>• Offset threatens Stefon Diggs</p> <p>• Diddy news & upcoming Netflix documentary</p> <p>• Rappers home from prison + prison updates (Pooh Shiesty...

<p> “Losing Doe B still hurts everybody” ~ CBM Soulja </p> <p>CBM Soulja sits down with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report for a powerful and emotional conversation about life, loss, and resilience. In this interview, CBM Soulja opens up about learning of Doe B’s passing while he was incarcerated, the pain of losing a close friend, and the impact it had on his life and mindset. </p> <p>He reflects on beating two life sentences, being locked up while trying to maintain family ties, and the emotional toll of navigating those moments publicly and privately. The conversation also dives in...

<p>“When Young Scooter passed away YKNIECE came in the picture and uplifted our whole spirit and energy because we thought it was kinda over…” ~ AMG Twinz </p> <p>Twin brothers, Paris and China — AMG Twinz return to The Progress Report for a powerful and honest conversation about their journey, personal growth, and the moments that shaped their path. In this episode, the duo reflect on the passing of Young Scooter and the impact his loss had on their lives and energy. They open up about how YKNIECE entered the picture during a difficult time, bringing support, clarity, and renewed motivation wh...

<p>“Hardest tape since mixtapes” </p> <p>Bally Baby and Hoodrich Keem return to Skipping Class, but this time they make history with their first-ever joint interview on the platform. The two sit down to talk about bringing real mixtape energy back to the culture with ‘BABY DRANK’ navigating growth while protecting their peace, and what it means to evolve without losing authenticity. They reflect on their journey, early grind, creative chemistry, and how loyalty, consistency, and life lessons have shaped their careers. </p> <p>Hoodrich Keem opens up about personal changes, artistic evolution, and staying focused while the industry shifts, wh...

<p><br></p> <p>“Glorilla the only person in this world who can say she wrote a song for me” ~ Kevo Muney </p> <p>Memphis artist Kevo Muney sits down with Lalaa Shepard on Skipping Class, powered by The Progress Report, for a raw and personal conversation about his life, his music, and the mindset it took to keep going. Kevo Muney reflects on growing up in Memphis, learning the realities of the city early, and how experiences around Beale Street helped shape his perspective. </p> <p>He opens up about the passing of his sister, how loss impacted him, and ho...

<p>Dallas, TX rapper HeadHuncho Amir pulls up for an in-depth conversation with Lalaa Shepard on Skipping Class presented by The Progress Report, where he breaks down his journey, mindset, and vision for longevity in the music industry. In this interview, HeadHuncho Amir talks about growing up in East Dallas, how the city shaped his sound, and the moment he knew it was time to take music seriously. </p> <p>He opens up about discipline, choosing not to drink or smoke, prioritizing his health, and staying focused while navigating the pressures of the industry at a young age. He also r...

<p>"I wanted to take the risk of the trial instead of pleading guilty to a couple of chargers I didn't do" ~ Ca$h Out </p> <p>Exclusive Interview: Cash Out calls in from prison to speak with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report in his first in-depth conversation since receiving a life sentence. </p> <p>In this powerful and emotional discussion, Cash Out reflects on: </p> <p>Why he chose to go to trial instead of taking a plea </p> <p>• His thoughts on the justice system and public reaction </p> <p>• Misconceptions surrounding his name </p> <p>• His experiences...

<p>“We all our biggest enemies… I was in the way of myself” ~ Xanman </p> <p>DMV artist Xanman pulls up to Skipping Class hosted by Lalaa Shepard with The Progress Report for a transparent and entertaining conversation about his journey in music. </p> <p>He talks growing up in Landover, Maryland discovering music as a kid, and how his uncle — a drummer — helped shape his early sound. Xanman reflects on the DMV scene, the SoundCloud era, his earliest projects, and how his style, flow, and confidence evolved over the years. </p> <p>He also opens up about his creative process, the pressure...

<p>“On the creative side… make sure you love what you’re doing, it’s a lot of smoke and mirrors” ~ TM88</p> <p><br></p> <p>“Success ain’t overnight, its ok to have a job to get by, don’t care about what people think” ~ Fuse 808 Mafia </p> <p><br></p> <p>The Progress Report presents its latest edition of Skipping Class joined by super producers TM88, Fuse of 808 Mafia, Mucho, Slugg, Mayhem, Tre Pounds & Mac all representing Crash Dummy Records for a powerful and unfiltered conversation about ATL culture, producer respect, and the stories behind their biggest hits.</p> <p><br><...

<p>Memphis rapper Big Homie G returns to Skipping Class for his second episode and gets more personal than ever. In this sit-down, he opens up about catching walking pneumonia, having to learn to walk again, and how the experience changed his mindset and music. </p> <p>G also talks fatherhood, teaching his son about guns, dealing with doubt, healing from loss, and what it means to love openly as a Black man. He shares his thoughts on the biggest misconceptions about Memphis, Donald Trump sending the National Guard to the city, and Pooh Shiesty coming home from prison. </p> <p>...